How do you clean woodwork with the steam cleaner?
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I have not tried my Ewbank steam cleaner on wood. I would be quite cautious in doing so since the steam is such a temperature that could dry and possibly damage wood. Good luck.
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for cooking racks, water bowl and drip tray use a mild dish detergent. Rinse and dry thoroughly. For wood chip holder and wood chip loader, clean frequently to remove ash build up, reside and dust. For the interior and exterior of smoker simply wipe down with damp cloth. Do not use a cleaning agent. Make sure to dry thoroughly. Door seal and inside seam that seal attaches to MUST be cleaned after each use to keep seal in proper working condition.
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I use Faultless Hot Iron Cleaner. Follow the directions on the package. I find it works great!
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Yes you can clean your living room furniture depending on what type of cloth material it is made out of. If you are asking about the wood on the furniture, I would definitely say NO. You can also "wash down" walls, but keep whatever nozzle you are using far enough away from the wall not to harm it by steaming too much in one place. I have seen Flat & Eggshell (Semi-Gloss) water based painted walls fade quite easily, so be very careful when doing this. Regards, Sasha Customer Service Manager The Mercantile Station You will not want to concentrate the steam in one place very long and use one of the larger steam attachments so you get a much larger mist that is not concentrated in one place.
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Be sure to start with cold water. Attach water reservior to cleaner. Choose temp of steam you prefer and plug the cleaner into an outlet
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Sweep or vacuum up loose dirt, Squirt the cleaner directly onto the hardwood floor in an "S" pattern covering a 3-4 foot area. Use the cleane full strength - do not dilute. Mop the floor using a damp (well wrung out mop). Rinse mop as needed during cleaning to remove dirt from the mop. Leaves the floor very shiny without any additional wax product.
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After spraying the water just pull back the steam cleaner slowly. You'll be able to see it sucking it up
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The best technique to clean it is to use half and half mixture of vinegar and water. Set it high and then keep 'puffing' the steam out until all the mineral deposits vent out of the holes.
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I used a squeegee and dustpan to take it up off the hardwood after using it to strip the floors in our house. Then an old fashioned soapy hot water scrub and clean. Let them dry. Amazing though. Was straight up wood after.
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Mine stopped steaming so I just use it as a damp mop. Tried white vinegar to clean it but did not work
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i believe removal instructions are on pkg. but incase im thinking of a different one, u can get the intertape cust. service # from the web to ask them. on my wood floors where i used this, i just barely hit it with a $20 steamer from euro pro and it came off very very easily and i just wiped up but there really wasnt any residue, i just wanted to be extra careful. hope this helps.
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Use distilled vinegar--spray it on, let it dry and then wash it..or, put about 1/2 C to 1C in the steamer and stick it in the microwave for a few minutes--let it steam up, let it cool off and then wash it (this last method gets rid of stains too).
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I believe the booklet says to only use distilled water. Trust me, with the steam coming out, you won't need cleaning solution - it took nail polish off my kitchen floor (mess from my girls playing dress up) and paint drops off the tile in the hall. The steam is all you need.
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You should sweep or dry mop the floor first to remove any dirt/debris before you use the Swiffer/Bissel because it simply ejects steam to clean the floors and doesn't suction, but the results are worth it!
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It's a clear liquid, a little oily. Squirt it on a damp cloth and polish furniture & wood. Then wipe again with a dry cloth. It makes the wood beautiful.
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Its easy. You pour some on a section of your floor, I normally do an S configuration, and then you mop to clean and spread over the area. I have a mop head sponge designed for wood floors (doesn't hold as much water as you want the mop as dry as possible when you apply the cleaner). Rinse your mop, get any access water out of it and do another section. directions are on the bottle
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Yes, steam is safe to use on sealed hardwood floors. Always check with your flooring manufacturer before use. Vacuuming and/or sweeping is recommended before use of your steam cleaner.